Sigil

_teinate tally TERRACE, BG.

Lok "Faulty headlamps were ine main reagon:.78 per- ‘cant
of the’ cars facing . the Motor Vehicls Branch, test in Ter-
race were flunked,

gs -That’s the word from Victoris

Zwhére the mobile inspection unit

has tabled its report on ita visit}

Shere July. 25 to 29

5 6Only 490 of 9,600 cars regs

eitered locally were’ presented!

mat the station, .

A total of 490 cars wero pre-

Esented-for inspection. Only. 120)

passed the original test; .

f Major cause for rejection was

Haulty headlights found: on: 278
ars me hile 97 had faulty wheel | ji

ik ignme . . :

A Sixtystwo had faulty exhaust-| f

knuffler’ and 60, faulty steering
echanism,

“Pree inspection of motor VG«

cles. is carried .out in com.

unities. throughout’ British Co»

umbia in order to keep the

mublic aware of the need-tomaln-

gain an automobile in ‘safe driv.

£ condition;’’: says Rey Had.

meield, superintendent of Motor
ehicles.*"

TEMPO OF WORK of the Eurocan Pulp Mill at Kitimat could be guaged by this glant front.
“end loader, brought in by train last Friday from Portland, Oregan, The big loader bites 10
cubic yards at a scoop, had to be inched through tunnels because of excessive width, They cost

* Canadian Pacific Alrlines has
increased its order for Boeing
737 shortanedtium range jetliner
from. aix-40..zeven, Two of thé
new. Py will bacof a slightly.
heavier version vith : greatér
sane

rnationally .
to ‘the decision, CPA ‘recently |}
received government. approval to | #
operate’ a second dally crons-
Canada flight and to‘increase the
-tranacontinantal service 30 that
by 1970 it'can provide up to 25) -
per cent of the total capacity, |} —

comm BATHROOM SETS

~_ SFT. SEAWAY BATHTUB |

1719" WALL HUNG BASIN .
ALBERTAN CLOSE —— WASH DOWN. TOILET

THESE SETS ARE ABSOLUTELY COMPLETE WITH ALL
FITTINGS, FAUCETS AND READY TO BE INSTALLED -

WHITE — Only $179.50 completa, _
COLOR - — Blue, eandstone,: biege, coral 7

$232.50 COMPLET E

_OMINECA BUILDING SUPPLIES ja

4818 Ww. Highway 16

Phone 635-6383

Pre-Registration _ Terrace School

4

ALL NEW STUDENTS in Terrace “Who have not already cegistered may do -
SO aS Follows: co ne

ELEMENTARY — Grede 1 - 7: School will beo oper between 10: 00'a am. and

= NORMA JEAN KERBY, Steena
: Seeondary grad who recently won
REXALL the Chris Spencer Scholarship
SUPER = now has a Columbia Cellulose
: award to add tj her laurels,
PLENAWINS Columbia Cellulose gave Norma a
al & | starter scholarship of$250 which
cua | | is renewable annually as long as
. al she maintains a passing grade! §
Chanel in- all subjects in. university,
ve atudents in'B,C, ube received &
F Who recaive
Get the official Columbia Cellulose award, 4
| training table
| Vitamins AR T °S
for 0 CHEVRON SERVICE
yt ur CONFECTIONERY
family & GROCERY
at ’ Thornhill
TERRACE DRUGS NEW HOURS’ | cle yards at
ond. 6 AM. to 40 PM, |- —
LAKELSE PHARMACY | Seven Days a Week.

Mr. and Mrs, Gim Wong and
family have returned from Van
couver where they visited Mr,
Wong’s parents and other relat
ives, Gim says there. are I0
generations’ of the Wong family | Mrs
diving in Vancouver, The chine
esa population of the coast clty

“MAILED” FEELING

TAR OUI eth de

is “shout 25,000, of which onoy |¢
GO BACK TO SCHOOL IN K 2 thie 'ard "rember of the Wong
NEW OUTFIT FROM SANGSTER CRAFT

Complete Line of Marine
Hardware

. Small Motor Repair

. Shop .
“TERRACE CO-OP ASSN. .
SeeReIE REUSE

| TERRACE PICKUP
| & DELIVERY ©

[A New Service For The Residents Of The. Terrace Area

Phone 635-6031

_ ANYTHING - ANYTIME - ANYWHERE

WE ALSO PROVIDE Box 2137
eLKS RAGE FACIL ‘Torrace, B.C,

ES. MEN'S WEAR

. 4605 okt "Phone 635-5420 i

‘

‘| ard family

eeing * Bolnty
in Vancouver thoy bade farewell |§
| to. the Rot Hiengoh’s and their |

| yourg hte
heir

Around the town

family, _ Vancouver is second to
Toronto in Wong population,
Houseguests of Mrs, Jean Co.
burn and family of Haugland Ave
emue are Mrs, Coburn’s mother,
. Mary Butka of Melfort, Sase
katchewan and her -sister,’ Mrs,
Julian Tosky and. janventer, Mimi
of Palo. Alto, Califormla,;
eae a
Mr, and Mrs, Robin MeColl
have retuned from their honey-
moon ‘San Francisco, Cali-

fornia, ed were hosts at an
“at home”! in thelr Keystone No. No,

-20 Apartment on Scott on Sun.

day, August 27, During the aft.

ermoon guests viewed thelr wad- +

ding gifts,
‘ a e *

Frank Roy is back in Terrace
to make his home following a
year’s absence spent in Vancou-
ver and other parts of-southern

+ 2 & a,

Myr and Mrs, Kelth Williams
fave returned from
vacationing in the Kootenays,

_ s @ ¢ . ,

. Mr, and Mrs, Art Bates have
retuned from a two-week holi-
day. to the Prairie provinces,

{In Red Desr they visited brief.

ly with Mr, and Mrs, Roy Mite
choll’ and. Mr, and Mrs, Bob
Hornby, all formerly of Terrace,
In Melville, Saskatchewan they
stopped: briefly to visit with Dan
McCallister, former CFTK: ane

; nouncer here.

r
”. Ms, Fete Smith of Victoria,
a former pioneer resldentof Ter.
vF nes of Victor
. Hill of Wind

ve arrived from England
and purchased and will operato
Shore xi eye Trailor

who returned. to

mola Ga- ar’

. |rleulhire and Ominoea MLA Cyrfl

i iia 7

3:00 p.m. Friday, September Ist. Bring. birth certificate for Grade : J Pupils. .

te

SECONDARY. — Grade 8 -'12: Skeena Secondary School between 10: 00 am,

Frank Richter, Minister of Age _and 3: 00 p.m. Thurday and Friday, August 31/September 1.

Shelford,
«

Mr, ad Mrs, Ronald Vasee
lenak and children returned from
a trip to Kent and Yakima, Wash
ington, where they. visited relat.
“Beg st ok aoe, ne

‘Mrs, Toe Bell of Gsk, accom.
panied . by | her granddaughter,
Miss Heather Carlson of Castle- | E
gar wore visitors to town at the | §
week-end on a shopping trip, due |i
to the closing of the Usk general
store, Heather left again Satur-
day for the south, She isa stu.
} dent at Simon Frasdr University,.

* «

. Mr, and Mrs, Sam Horner of
Lazelle Avenue returned from
visiting relatives in Ireland and
Scotland, they took in EXPO en«

oes Bac k t ateole icho ‘ at ol
O° st

‘GREATLY REDUCED PRICES .
ON ‘CHILDREN'S ©

® £ ¢@ ;
Mr, and Mrs, Norval Douglas
have returned from an ‘exten-

sive holiday.
Enroute across Canada
thoy visited EXPO.67 then cross.

ed the ocean to visit the Scam
dinaviam . countires, Russia,
Poland, Esst and West Berlin
and London, England, Enroute
home they took in the Pan Am.
erlcan games at Winnipeg. Mrs,
Douglas was guest speaker at
the Monday luncheon of Terrace
Rotary Club, She said in part,
“The Russians are building a
strong: and powerful nation with
emphasis. on the cultural iife,
att andthe theatre. We deplors
ed the lnck of intellectual free.
dom and travel-visas.”. :

re ee ee
Mr, --

Loran’ Handspiker re.
turned Saturday after a six.week
holiday in _, Toronto and Nova

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